Netskope provides real-time security to users and coaches them when risky behavior is detected. By blocking inappropriate material and preventing malicious threats and data loss, schools using Netskope can adhere to CIPA and FERPA compliance. Common use cases are URL filtering, data loss prevention, and malware protection — for managed or unmanaged devices.
Netskope provides a global security cloud for securing and managing students access to websites and cloud applications on and off campus. Administrators have the ability to block students from accessing harmful or malicious content with one set of policies throughout traditional and elearning environments. Performing SSL at scale Netskope is a painless way to maintain CIPA compliance with over 100 content categories to choose from for age appropriate filtering.
Easily extend Netskope protection by installing a lightweight agent that filters students wherever they go without adding latency. The same granular policies and reporting administrators apply on campus will follow these devices home, at Starbucks, or across the world.
Cloud app use for productivity and elearning is exploding. Many schools use GSuite for Cloud Storage, Elearning, Email, and more. While students and staff are trying to get work done, security teams still need to comply with FERPA and protect other sensitive data. Netskope provides granular visibility and control of web and cloud usage, combined with comprehensive data and threat protection to safely enable elearners and remote staff no matter where they are, what device they are on, or what they do.
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Understand and control the websites and cloud applications being accessed on campus and school owned devices as they roam. Learn what level of risk those cloud applications pose, and how students and staff are using those apps.
Safely access cloud, web, and private applications using a high-performance, scalable global network infrastructure (Netskope NewEdge). Guarantees that students and faculty experience seamless and low-latency connectivity wherever they are.
Netskope One DLP policies and reports help ensure regulatory compliance such as FERPA by monitoring and preventing sensitive data from being accessed and uploaded by students, faculty, and admins to unmanaged cloud applications or websites.
Detect and stop malware and cloud-enabled threats across your environment in real-time. Mitigate data exfiltration and insider threats, alert on account compromise and highlight anomalous user behavior.
Consolidate point solutions and reduce the complexity and cost of managing multiple disparate products. Protect your environment with a single, intuitive console, using a single, integrated cloud-native platform to simplify deployment, operations and policy enforcement saving time and money.
Understand and control the websites and cloud applications being accessed on campus and school owned devices as they roam. Learn what level of risk those cloud applications pose, and how students and staff are using those apps.
Safely access cloud, web, and private applications using a high-performance, scalable global network infrastructure (Netskope NewEdge). Guarantees that students and faculty experience seamless and low-latency connectivity wherever they are.
Netskope One DLP policies and reports help ensure regulatory compliance such as FERPA by monitoring and preventing sensitive data from being accessed and uploaded by students, faculty, and admins to unmanaged cloud applications or websites.
Detect and stop malware and cloud-enabled threats across your environment in real-time. Mitigate data exfiltration and insider threats, alert on account compromise and highlight anomalous user behavior.
Consolidate point solutions and reduce the complexity and cost of managing multiple disparate products. Protect your environment with a single, intuitive console, using a single, integrated cloud-native platform to simplify deployment, operations and policy enforcement saving time and money.
Netskope provides a global security cloud that filters student web and application access both on and off campus. Administrators can enforce a single policy framework across more than 100 age-appropriate content categories to block harmful or inappropriate material. Because Netskope performs SSL decryption at massive scale, it inspects encrypted traffic inline without creating network lag or interrupting digital lesson plans.
Districts store immense amounts of sensitive data, including student grades, behavioral records, and medical files. Netskope supports FERPA compliance by giving IT teams deep, contextual visibility over how student records are shared within cloud services. Inline Data Loss Prevention (DLP) engines automatically detect and block unauthorized file-sharing or data transfers outside of approved channels, generating an immutable audit trail for compliance tracking.
A student’s internet protection shouldn’t stop at the school parking lot. Netskope uses a lightweight software client that applies identical web filtering, malware protection, and DLP guardrails to school-issued devices wherever they connect—whether on home Wi-Fi, at a library, or on a public hotspot. The protection follows the device automatically without requiring manual configuration by parents or students.
Yes. Blanket blocking cloud tools destroys modern educational workflows. Instead, Netskope applies granular controls to platforms like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and eLearning systems. It monitors collaboration channels to prevent students from sharing inappropriate content or uploading malicious files, while still allowing teachers and students the absolute freedom to use these tools for legitimate schoolwork.
Rather than silently blocking a student and generating a support ticket, Netskope triggers an inline educational pop-up notification the moment a policy violation occurs. The notification explains why the site or application is restricted and guides the student toward safe, district-sanctioned alternatives. This actively reinforces your district’s digital citizenship curriculum at the exact point of decision.
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